Supervisor Race: Dianne Feinstein & Dorothy von Beroldingen

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KPIX Eyewitness News report from October 24th 1969 by Rollin Post in San Francisco featuring candidates for the Supervisor elections. Includes interviews with Dianne Feinstein on Lombard Street and Dorothy von Beroldingen in her offices, overlooking the Bay Bridge.

Note: this reversal print was re-transferred in 4K (4096 x 2970) using a Lasergraphics ScanStation film scanner, in August 2021. 

Originally aired on
KPIX-TV
Date aired
10/24/1969
Recording medium
16mm, color co-magnetic silent/sound film
3:07
Rights for this video belong to
CBS5 KPIX-TV
Type of material
archival news film
Identifier
KPIX 100502
Views
6397

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Comments

Over a year ago, Steven Englander wrote…

Wonderful clips of both of these outstanding females! I was Dorothy's associate in her law office for many years. She was a treasure to be around  - a truly brilliant person. In her capacity as Chair of the Finance Committee, I know how very  much she sincerely cared for the best interests of the senior citizens of the city.I also recall that when Feinstein and Alioto were vying for the mayoralty position, Dorothy backed Dianne even if it were not the most prudent thing to do politically at the time She simply felt that Dianne was more qualified.Both of these individuals, Dorothy and Dianne, are true examples of the best in politics that San Francisco has been fortunate enough to generate.

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